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“Anyone else?” Let’s stop calling on volunteers

Time to put the hands down and come up with some new ways to engage students in classroom discussion.

Coaching ResourcesLauren VargasJune 28, 2023volunteers, classroom observation, student engagement, disengagementComment

The True Fight in Education is the Fight for Liberation

In this guest post by Rashaida Melvin, she frames our work in education as a shift from fighting against students to fighting along side students for liberation for all.

Coaching StoriesLauren VargasDecember 7, 2022liberation, freedom, self-advocacy, self-reflection, savior mentality, relationships, student-teacher relationships, listening, student engagement, assimilation, advocacyComment

Coaching to Engage Every Student, Not Just a Few

When you see teachers consistently calling on one student at a time, its time to coach to engage every student, not just a few!

Coaching ResourcesLauren VargasAugust 4, 2022student engagement, active student response, liberation, rigor, success criteriaComment

Coaching for Student Talk

Are your teachers doing too much of the talking? Here are 5 tips for increasing student talk time.

Coaching ContentLauren VargasJanuary 28, 2022coaching meeting agenda, student talk, student engagement, Modeling, classroom observation dataComment

Observation Tool: Student Engagement

Here I share my classroom observation tools for supporting teachers around engaging all learners.

Coaching ResourcesLauren VargasJanuary 11, 2022classroom observation data, student engagement Comment

Coaching to Disrupt the Status Quo

Instructional coaching resources, ideas, and stories to inspire coaches to disrupt the status quo of schooling and work to create the kind of learning where all kids can thrive. Written by Lauren Vargas.

Instructional coaching resources, ideas, and stories to inspire coaches to disrupt the status quo of schooling and work to create the kind of learning where all kids can thrive.
Written by Lauren Vargas.